Congratulations to Skye Krichauff and Carla Pascoe Leahy on the publication of the latest issue of Studies in Oral History, no. 45, ‘Oral History in Troubling Times: Opportunities and Challenges’.
Congratulations to Koji Hirata, winner of the Urban History Association’s Arnold Hirsch Award for Best Scholarly Article in Urban History for 2021. Koji’s article was ‘Mao’s Steeltown: Industrial City, Colonial
Congratulations to Jatinder Mann on the publication of volume 3 of the Journal of Australian, Canadian, and Aotearoa New Zealand Studies. This volume includes original research articles, personal reflections on
Issue 20.3 of History Australia is now available in full online. Research articles in this issue include: Robert Llewellyn Tyler, ‘Acculturation and Change in Ethno-Linguistic Cultural Expression: The Welsh in
Congratulations to AHA Vice President Michelle Arrow and Pete Walsh, winners of the 2022 John Barrett Award for Australian Studies. The Barrett Awards are presented for the best written article
Congratulations to Alexis Bergantz and Elizabeth Rechniewski on the publication of their special issue of Australian Journal of French Studies, on the subject of ‘Australia and New Caledonia: Connectivity, Cooperation
Congratulations to Helen Proctor, Jessica Gerrard and Susan Goodwin on the publication of their special issue of the Journal of Educational Administration and History, on the subject of ‘Working with
Congratulations to Matthew Cunneen and Malcolm Allbrook on the publication of their special issue of Australian Journal of Biography and History on the subject of ‘Convict Lives’. This fine issue
The History Teachers’ Association of Victoria announces the publication of the latest edition of Agora, on the theme of ‘Oral Histories’. Articles in the issue discuss: how Indigenous Australians ensured
Issue 20.2 of History Australia is now available in full online. Research articles in this issue include: Catherine Gay, ‘“All the perils of the ocean”: Girls’ emotions on voyages to
Issue 20.1 of History Australia is now available in full online. 2023 marks 20 years of publication for the journal, and Anna Clark kicks off the celebrations with ‘History Australia: a historical snapshot’.
Published on 20 February 2023, Bronwyn Carlson and Terri Farrelly’s book Monumental Disruptions: Aboriginal People and Colonial Commemorations in So-Called Australia (Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 2023) asks what place colonial
Congratulations to Caroline Ingram who has been awarded the 2022 Ken Inglis Postgraduate Prize by Australian Historical Studies for the essay “There not being any place to keep her”: Incarcerating
Congratulations to Barbara Dawson for the publication of ‘Katie Langloh Parker, A Female Ethnographer of Noongahburrah Women (Euahlayi Tribe)’ in Before and After Malinowski: Alternative Views on the History of
We’re excited to announce that Issue 19.4 of History Australia is now available in full online. The issue is full of great historical writing, including reviews by AHA members Mia
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